opinions anyone?

Is this the real deal (free energy)?

http://www.steorn.net/

On Feb 16, 10:27 am, Chuck Dubois wrote:
Is this the real deal (free energy)?

http://www.steorn.net/

Google 87,000 hits.
steorn "free energy"
Its crap for "free" energy.

David A. Smith

On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 10:01:22 -0800, dlzc wrote:


Google 87,000 hits.
steorn "free energy"
Its crap for "free" energy.




Please excuse my command of English. I don't follow your meaning. Are
you saying this not legitimate?

Their currently in the testing phase, to validate their claims, with
scientists, and others who signed up to test their product.

Should know by the end of 2007, if the Irish can produce Free energy.

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Dear Chuck Dubois:

On Feb 16, 11:30 am, Chuck Dubois wrote:
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 10:01:22 -0800,dlzcwrote:

Google 87,000 hits.
steorn "free energy"
Its crap for "free" energy.

Please excuse my command of English. I don't follow
your meaning. Are you saying this not legitimate?

Yes. The concept is "over unity", meaning that you get more out of a
system than you put into it.

This works for a while for fusion or fission, if you don't count what
you started with correctly.

They will take all the money you give them, and they will give you
promises. But no workable physics. And no free energy.

David A. Smith

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Their currently in the testing phase, to validate their claims, with
scientists, and others who signed up to test their product.

Should know by the end of 2007, if the Irish can produce Free energy.

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Here in the UK it won't be free, they'll tax it.
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Should know by the end of 2007, if the Irish can produce Free energy.

If it's energy from Guinness flatulence, it will be as good as free for this
Irishman. Will it git me home from the pub?